Brick Walk Books

First edition. Fine in stiff printed wrappers. Essay by Edward Madrid Gomez. Includes 12 color illustrations, checklist, chronology, and list of previous exhibitions.

First edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers. Exhibition catalog with 25 p. and 1 illustration. Includes Catalogue of 92 works exhibited.

First edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers. 30 pages. Illustrated with 28 photographs from the Metropolitan collection with commentary and introductory essay by curator Vincent Andrus. Clean, tight, unmarked.

First edition. Fine in stiff printed wrappers. Exhi9bition catalog with 7 black-and-white and 4 color plates and an appreciation of the artist by Ann Wilson Lloyd and Robert Riley.

First edition. Fine in printed wrappers. Illustrated exhibition catalog. Artists include Richard Baker, Paul Bowen, Jim Forsberg, Mary Hackett, James Lechay, Robert Motherwell and Paul Resika.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First edition. Fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Excellent illustrated catalkog with 12 full-color plates.

First edition. Near fine in pictorial wrappers. Profusely illustrated exhibition catalog.

First edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers. Illustrated auction catalog with prices realized sheet laid in.

First edition. Near fine in pictorial dust jacket. "Lea Majaro-Mintz's sculptures are an integral part of the life of the artist's household. They sit scattered on the floor, they melt over the stairs, the drape over the television set. Some congregate on the bookshelves. Others occupy armchairs. Still others spill out into the garden, while several, naked and sensuous, bask in the sun on the open rooftop. These endless variations on the femle form suggest a timeless quality: fully vital forms that flow, fold, and expand organically, providing a commentary on both the local and universal human condition of womanhood." Text in English and Hebrew.

First edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers. Notes on twelve paintings (eleven portraits and one landscape), with biographical sketches of the subjects; "Ralph Earl's Litchfield Paintings" by Elizabeth Mankin Kornhauser; transcriptions of the artist's advertisements in the Litchfield Weekly Monitor, 1790 and 1796; bibliography.

First edition. Fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Text by Sakai Tadayasu translated by Keith Vincent. Illustrated exhibition catalog with text in English and Japanese. Very compelling photographs.

First edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers. Excellent illustrated exhibition catalog featuring totemic ceramic scu;ptues. Text in Portuguese.

First edition. Fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Exhibition and catalogue essay prepared by Paul Sternberg. Features 32 artists. Entries are annotated and include biographical information.

First edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers. With prices realized sheets laid in.

First edition. Very fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Excellent illustrated catalog.

First edition. As new in stiff pictorial wrappers. A retrospective exhibition of works from 1926 to 1990. Illustrated with 38 color reproductions. Introduction by Ann Wilson Lloyd. With essays by Nicolas Noxon and Robert Finch and Reflections by John hay, Harry Holl and Court Noxon. Betty Lane (1907-1996) was a Modernist and Surrealist. A Mid-Cape American artist, Betty Lane created paintings of family and friends, still lifes, and landscapes that reveal more than aesthetics. Rather, Lane's compositions expose a dynamic psychological relationship in the way she embraced the world and her subjects. In Paris she studied under well-known cubist and colorist Andre L'Hote.

First edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers. With prices realized sheet laid in.

First edition., Fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Nicely illustrated exhibition catalog.

First edition. Fine is stiff pictorial wrappers. Excellent illustrated catalog with 26 color plates and 112 black-and-white illustrations.

First edition. Near fine in printed wrappers. Catalog for the 39th Venice Biennale.

First edition. Very fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Illustrated with photographs and color plates. Contains an essay about Cassatt and the painting coming to auction.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First edition. Fine in pictorial dust jacket. Illustrated in color and black-and-white. Catalogue of 150 works exhibited; includes paintings, woodcarving, metalwork, toys, ceramics, etc. from both public and private collections.

First edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers. Published to accompany a 2004 exhibition of Herman Maril's paintings at the Acme Fine Art and Design gallery in Boston. Essay by David W. Scott. Illustrated with 10 color plates.

First edition. Fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Essay by Harry Rand. Chronology. Illustrated with 9 color plates and many black-and-white illustrations and a few vintage photographs.

First edition. Fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Issued in conjunction with several 2000 exhibitions featuring works by Julius Alden Weir (1852-1919), inspired by his farm. "Weir Farm . is the only place where the domestic and creative milieus of a prominent nineteenth-century American artist remain intact, including the home, studios, and a significant portion of the landscape that was integral to the artist's vision." The site is now part of the National Park Service. This book is as much about the place as the artist. With stunning visuals and essays by Nicolai Cikovsky Jr., Sarah Olson, Elizabeth Milroy, Harold Spencer, and Hildegard Cummings.

First edition. Very fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Exhibition catalog with 13 color illustrations.

First edition. Fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Catalogue in conjunction with the Aug. 30- Oct. 16, 2011 exhibition of the same name exhibited at the William Benton Museum of Art. From the author's Foreword: "The prints in this exhibition are from a collection that has been formed over the last forty years. Having developed an abiding interest in both music and prints during my college years, it was natural, I suppose, that I would become attracted to musical prints, since they combine a subject-matter and a medium both of which I find extraordinarily interesting. I bought my first musical print around 1970-the portrait of Beethoven that is in this exhibition. It was sitting in the window of a second-hand bookshop in Boston, in the days when one could spend a lunch hour browsing in any one of a dozen such shops there. For many years I collected only portraits, and that remains my major interest, but in recent years, I have also been buying prints of other musical subjects that I find attractive. Portraits still make up more than three-quarters of the collection, and of this exhibit.".

First edition. As new in stiff pictorial wrappers. Richard Malone's writing compliments Triscott's masterful watercolor landscapes and glass plate photos, many of which are paired to show the same Monhegan vistas. Published to coincide with the first exhibition of Triscott's work, held the Monhegan Museum, Monhegan Island, Maine. Includes a map of Monhegan and a chronology.

First edition. Fine in printed wrappers. Catalogue of 94 works exhibited. Foreword and introduction by Charles E. Buckley; biographical note.

First edition. Near fine in stiff pictorial wrappers. Catalog of 50 paintings exhibited, including 13 works dating from the artist's residence in the recently established art colony, in Newlyn, Cornwall (England) in 1889-1890. Foreword by Bryant F. Tolles, Jr.; chronology.